Ian Rapoport stands behind reporting on Trent Williams trade after agent’s “false” claims
"His statement is actually false. What I reported is true."
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Chris Mortensen’s string of rat emoji tweets might not be that cryptic at all
Somewhat petty? Maybe. Interesting from a media fight perspective? Sure.
Ian Rapoport and Adam Schefter’s comments to SI about NFL GMs illustrate teams’ pre-draft focus on media coverage
“Everyone wants you to know they are not interested in what they actually are, and everyone is wondering, ‘If we want to make this move, how actually feasible is it?’”
Once again, ESPN and NFL Network have agreed that their reporters won’t tip NFL draft picks
Those who want the news before it's announced from the podium will have to turn to non-ESPN, non-NFLN reporters.
Ian Rapoport’s Antonio Brown to the Bills report unraveled pretty damn quickly
Antonio Brown to the Bills is not happening, despite Ian Rapoport's late night reporting.
Ian Rapoport’s son helped him break the news live about Dez Bryant signing with the Saints
Ian Rapoport's son made a cameo appearance on NFL Network Wednesday morning.
Mychal Kendricks denies Ian Rapoport’s report he’s signed with the Browns, tells Rapoport “You will never have my respect”
"No, it's not accurate. That's all I have to say."
Ian Rapoport gets Twitter pushback after insisting that Lamar Jackson being asked to run WR drills is normal
There are only two explanations, neither of them flattering.
AA Weekly Recap: Radio host goes on epic rant after Ian Rapoport bails mid-interview
Ian Rapoport apologizes on-air to Chad Dukes for bailing on him twice
"I just wanted to apologize for yesterday, for dropping you, for hanging up. I know you’ve got a job to do. I appreciate that."
Chad Dukes unleashes incredible 20-minute rant after Ian Rapoport hangs up mid-interview
Adam Schefter, Ian Rapaport and Mike Florio talk to Paul Kuharsky about making and correcting errors, plus when stories change
Kuharsky spoke to several national NFL figures about their approaches to accuracy and corrections.
AA Weekly Recap: Ian Rapoport gets called out by former colleague for being “so wrong, so often”
Rand Getlin calls out ex-NFLN colleague Ian Rapoport, asking “How can a reporter be so wrong, so often, and still keep their job?”
"And let's not pretend like there aren't receipts floating all over the innernets ... like, this is not a shocking miss. Dude misses literally all the time lol."
Louis Riddick calls Ian Rapoport’s reporting “deadass wrong,” NFL Network defends it
Neither side is backing down here.
